Can you believe the 2011-12 NFL season is almost over?
Itโs sad but true that there is just a single week left with a full slate of action before the playoffs start.
For all the gambling men and women out there, it means this is the last chance to squeeze in a winning week and come out ahead on the year or at least recoup some of the losses.
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Here are some locks against the spread you must take in order to guarantee yourself some momentum going into the tough postseason.
Atlanta Falcons (-12) vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Saints humbled the Falcons last week, and now itโs Atlantaโs turn to knock someone out and kick them when they are down.
This is a huge matchup because Atlanta would have to face either New Orleans or San Francisco in the playoffs should they lose.
If they come out with a win, and the Lions stumble against the Packers, they get to take on the NFC East winner in a much easier contest.
Expect the Falcons to go for the throat and try to avoid a legitimate team in the first round.
Carolina Panthers (+9) at New Orleans Saints
Cam Newton should have been a Pro Bowl selection. Now he gets to show the world why when he faces possible-MVP Drew Breesโ team.
Itโs not going to be easy, but Newton has been fantastic on offense this season and should not have a problem matching the NFL single-season passing yard leader blow-for-blow.
They played in an epic 30-27 game in favor of New Orleans last time, and it should be close once again.
While Carolina isnโt a lock to win, they will definitely cover.
New England Patriots (-11.5) vs. Buffalo Bills
The Patriots looked like garbage when they took the field against the Miami Dolphins last week. They woke up in the second half and came out with a surprise victory, but coach Bill Belichick could not have been happy with the performance.
This is a team that hasnโt won a playoff game since 2007 and must get their ducks in a row before they are staring down another early exit after a stellar regular season.
Donโt be surprised to see the Patriots dominate this from the opening kickoff as they tune up for the postseason.
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